Mark Carney's comments today seem to mark a sea change, its not us who should be worried, but Europe. Hoffstadt also making comments that he shouldn't, a Belgian with a German name meaning Station Town, I think that the negotiations will be quiet interesting, we should not be on the back foot!

Does that mean he's finally admitting it was all blown out of proportion or as some day total bulls..t?

You may want to read the article in full. To assist here is part of it which will be of interest

Mr Carney said that the UK should concentrate on stable access to financial markets after Brexit. The financial services industry could suffer "outsize" consequences from losing only some of its access.
He also expressed the belief that it would not only be possible, but desirable for the UK to remain part of the EU mechanisms that make financial rules.
He said the EU and the UK were starting from the position of having the same rules. The regulators know each other, he added, and it is a "tightly wound ecosystem".

Therefore if the EU don't permit the same access as financial services currently enjoy, issues will arise.

None of us pay enough tax to fund the NHS properly for the number of people that use it. We need to face the facts. I said I would be more than happy to pay more and I bet many other people would do the same. The NHS being used as a political football is plain wrong.

None of us pay enough tax to fund the NHS properly for the number of people that use it. I said I would be more than happy to pay more and I bet many other people would do the same. The NHS being used as a political football is plain wrong.

I would be happy too, even if everyone paid £5 a month , but the billions of pounds of tax avoidance by big companies would probably do the trick